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EPISODE · Apr 13, 2020 · 52 MIN

Crisis Communication for Leaders: Guidance in Responding to COVID-19 and Other Crises

from Heard at Heritage · host The Heritage Foundation

In the midst of uncertainty, leaders have a responsibility to communicate and an opportunity to influence actions, behaviors, and the outcomes of many situations. Whether you are an official at the highest levels of government, an executive in the private sector, or the leader of a non-profit organization, the same principles of crisis communication apply. Drawing on personal experiences during past national security crises, our panelists will share timeless lessons that you can use when you’re under pressure—which is often when your messages matter most.Join us for a virtual conversation with leadership and communication experts to learn the key principals of effective crisis communication.We will discuss how you can:Apply lessons learned from other national crises to the current pandemicPrepare for future crises by having a response plan in placeCommunicate with those inside and outside your organization in the midst of uncertain circumstances Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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